India's Top 30 B2B Software Product companies are now worth around $6.2 billion

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The data suggests that the B2B software product industry has been growing nicely outside of the spotlight – the enterprise value of the top 30 companies is $6.2 billion (₹37,500 crores) which is higher than we would have imagined before starting out on this effort. The top 30 companies employ over 18,000 people...

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as of 31st October 2014
I N D I A ' S
TOP 30 ENTERPRISE
SOFTWARE PRODUCT COMPANIES
ARE NOW WORTH AROUND $6.2 BILLION (ABOUT RS 37,500 CRORE)
www.accelerite.com www.adnear.com www.capillarytech.com www.druva.com www.ekaplus.com www.freshdesk.com
www.ibsplc.com www.ilantus.com www.iexindia.com www.infrasofttech.com www.kayako.com www.komli.com
www.manthan.com www.ilantus.com www.nucleussoftware.com www.ozonemedia.com www.pubmatic.com www.qubole.com
www.quickheal.com www.ramco.com www.rategain.com www.realimage.com www.suntecgroup.com www.svgmedia.in
www.tallysolutions.com www.vizury.com www.vserv.com www.wingify.com www.wooqer.com www.zoho.com
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